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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-05
LITERARY NOTES,

EDGAR FAwcETT's "Olivis Dsls-
plsine." in the July number of The
American Magazine, will give a glimpse
OF the dinner table of New York
boarding house.
CAN the red man be civilized2 An
sfh native answer to this question
g. ems to be given in an article emit
lied "Metlskshtls," by z L. White,
which will ha publ shed in the July
numb of The American Nd0dsine. A
tribe of brutal ssv 'ges, the worst In.
dams on the Psc fic coast, has been
transfo m ID, according o this account,
into IN or lerly, industrious and thrifty
community.
Pa p. NJ. MAX MULLER's three leGt.
u'es, "rhe Simplicity of Language,
"Tne Identity of Language and
Thought" and "The Simpli ity Of
Thought" given at the Royal Ils,itu-
ton, L nd1n, last Ma CT, have N en-
secured for the c'lnmns OF The Open
Court, Chicago. The fl st # HESS re-
M K able lectures was Contributed to
the Nav number Of the Fortnight'y Re
vietO; the other two HAYS not been
nuDllSI6uy hDb VIII DO pil bbh lOl lLlC
first time in The Open Court and from
the authors ma u,cript The publ
cltion Of these ectures will commence
in The Open Court OF Juue 9th.
JULES VERNE, the celebrated novel;
list, concluding that CDR. OK Elk peri.
ment" being such failure, he would
make a "Tour # he World" ia
Sc, rch of Castaways" After making
a very enjoyable trip, he was forced
to spend A Winter in the Ice" be-
cause "The Wreck of the Chancellor"
bad deprived him OF his means of
reaching "The Mysterious Ilsnd,"
where he was to meet "Michsel Stro.
z IT," who hsd sp mt Give Weeks in
a B ,lloon" endeavoripg to go "From
the Earth to the Moo :" This meet
ing also being . failure, he went
100000 Leseues Uodsr the Sea" at
tenn pting t. make "a Journey TO the
Center Of the Earth" Afer all tits
he has at last sett ed down and writ
ten another thrilling and interesting
story entitled "NDrth ard South; a
r nance OF the OWL War pa story
of the m 1Rt exciting nature, the scenes
and incidents being located in the
south. The story viii he comm pnced
in the Memphis Sunday, Times 10 Jur 9.
Be sue aud send in your subscription
early so SIS not to miss q single chap
ter.
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THE MEMPHIS LYCEUM.
An InterestIHE Session Friday Night
Judge Eates's Speech Enthu.
sIasticAlIy Received.

At the Vance Srest Christian
church, Friday night, the Lyceum held
q good session, and the programme
VIII CHI was announced wss completely
car. led out. Jndge L. H Estes made
q very instructive speech on 1.-THE
Sacredness Of the Domestic Circle. !"
When the Judge was tIoduced and
arose to spe k the enthusiastic audi
euce cheered He said he coDRrat'
ulsted the colored people Of Memphis
upon the Lyceum, upon It's aims and
obi cts. 1t was not only circle u
innocent entertainment and pleasure,
but source Of knowledge and means
of higher elevation to all who might
attend It, and he was here to do what
he could 10 add to the Enjoyment OF
it's me mbers and patrons, and at the
same time he hoped to pref ably con-
sder a question of the greatest inn
poriancs to each one OF us indivld'
ually-the sacredness of the do
mestic circle. The judge then
went on to make one Of the most
pathetic aud instructive speeches on
tue beauty aud streDg h Of family
purity and honor it bss been our
rleasure to lis en- to. In fact, his
Scripture aud other quotations, intel
aced to illustIats aud conn m his
points, gave his speech more the col
orlnR Of a sublime eermon than a talk
to an ordiDay literary society. -.
The reading OF the Star by Mlsf
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LULU, MISS.
Visitors at the Plantation of Capt.
Russell-1hs Crops.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.l

LULU, MISS, June 4.-The recent
nice showers have revived our crops
very much, and have been the means
of giving us most excellent stands OF
cotton, aid at the same time have
made most wonderful improvement
in the appt araucs OF corn, oats and
clover. There have been some few
h all storms in this section Of the coun-
ty during the recent rainy season, but
they have dune no very great damage
to growing crops.
Our people are enjoying the pleas.
ure of viii from Lieutenant Govern.
or G. D. Stands, of Senatobis, and
Judge L. Brame and Mrs. Gen. VIM.
Henry, of Jackson, who are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. @. Myers, at their
Ojkley Farm. This distinguished
company have spent several days Wis.
iting the plantations OF Col. D. M
Russell, Gov. AlcorD, Townsend 4
Hemingway, aud others, and have ex'
pressed themselves as delighted with
their visit to the Delta country.
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Vannd ale VapquISbed.

FoRREsr CITY, ARK June 4-The
Vanndale Baseball Club crossed bats
with the Forrest Cltys here today,
and were done up to the tune of IA to 4.
The game sbounded in brilliant plays,
in which the Forrest Oitys excel cd,
making no less than Ave double plsys.
Up to the seventh inning the score
was 4 to 4, when the Forrest Oltys
walked up to twelve, and two more in
the ninth cl,nChed the game. Vann-
dale Is very downhesrted, as this is the
first game she has lost in three years.
All hail the champions OF Eastern Ar
kansss. Mr.. Bartee, Of Memphis, UNI
pired the game.
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The WALKER co. MINERS
WILL RETURN TO WORK MON.
DAY, TERMS
Having Been Agreed Upon-The Jim
town Rioters Desperately De-
Tended by q Woman.


COLUMBUS, Miss, June 4.-The
strike At Corona, Walker county, Ala =,
ia over ard all the miners there, be-
txesn forty and ft Y, will return to
work Monday morning, terms having
been sgreed on, as follows: Tbs rate
is to b. sixty seven cents per ton from
Gay uutil Ssptembe-, and seventy
cents from Sept NIB n unit May. The
company have also agreed t. reduce
the price of powder from So 80 to s. 20
per keg, and oil from 81 to eighty cents
per gallon. 1t is thought the other
MINIS in Wa ksr Coun y will soon be
in operation now that Corona and
Patton have gone to work.
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the decision unjut on general prin-
ciples, but correct according to the
ruler. Mr.. Jones could not prevent
The escape Of the sack, which was fas-
tened on by the agent OF Mr.. Lock
wood, the owner. The animal could
easily have won with fifty pounds ex.
ira instesd Of twenty-five, aud the su-
perb riding Of Mr.. Jones contributed
much to the exciting contest. With any
other gentleman rider it Ia doub ful If
Glenrock would have pushed 80 gal
lauty to the front. He took the rul-
ing phiosophicslly, however, and
made no complaint. Mr.. Phillips Sc
cured pair OF handsome field glasses.
offered by Mr.. Napoleon Hill. lime
1851.
sEO0ND RACE,
one mile, tor diamond pin, Offered
by Col. II. A. Montgomery. The
eotries we're Duke Of Oonnaught, rid
den by j. H. Res; Parnell, T J. Hunt |;
Greenwood, Walter White; Harry, j.
]. Warren. There was no foOlishness
about starting, and Parnell began in
the lead At the half mile post the
Dake forged ahead and Tema ned there
until the last turn was made. Expert
riding brought Parnell 10 the front
and he came dashing under the string
an easy win ner; the Duke second,
Greenwood third, Harry distsnced.
Nme-l $50.
THIRD RACE.
This was q three. uarter struggle
between MtsSrs. Hunt and Montgom-
cry, winners of the two preceding
races, and as such enlisted lively in
terest. II was generally conceded
that Parnell was superior thorough
bred, but az the riders were about
equally matched, and Hop Sing had
the advantage Of rest, the winner was
extremely uncertain. A favorable
Start was made OF once, Parnsll lead.
ing. Tho positions remained uu'
changed until the second turn, when
Hop Sing went to the front and came
In an easy winner, leaving Parnell by
several lengths. Time-l:59.
DANCING AND LUNCHEON.
This terminated the racing sports
and q majority Of the people hastily
boarded the u ain aHd returned to the
city, satisfied in every respect save the
small benefit to the orphans. A ma
jority Of the ladies', with several gen
tlemen guests, remained to enjoy Iht
hospi,sliti,s Il the club, aud indulKeC
In dancing pleasures until 10 o'clocl
p M, when an elegant and sumptuou
luncheon concluded the festivities
Toe whole affair was we'll managed
philanthropically designed, aud on
titles the club managers and gentle
men participants to IL Alted praise.
Following Is list of the ladies pres
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Knights Of Labor Convention.

PITTsBURa, Pa, June A ma.
tionaI conve ntion OF the Knights Of
Labor Machinery Constructors will be
held in this city, commencing next
Monday. The convention is called
for the purpose OF completing the Or
gsuization of a National trade As.
semby of Machinery Constructors
d legates are expected to be present
from every section Of the country, and
the convention promises TO be one OF
the most important ever held by the
Knights of Labor in this city. The
new assembly will include macbinists,
blscksmiths, foundry men, pattern
max rs, botlermakers aud the re-
spactive helpers of each throughout
the country.
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New 81. LOnis Route.

Commencing with train leaving
Memphis Sunday, May Goth, at Bpm,
the Louisville and Nashville road will
ron fast train via Milan, where direct
connection will be made with Illinois
Central road and Cairo Short Line for
Cairo, st. Louis, and all Western and
North western points A through sleep
or between Memphis and st. Louis on
this train Iuus daily in each direction.
For berths and tickets apply tOsS. L..
Finley, Agent, 2S7 Main street.
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JlmtOwn Rio Iers--A Desperate WO-
man.

PTTsBUFG, Pa, June "A Con-
nellsville, Pa, specia says: Five more
Of the Jimtown coke rioters were ar
rested this morning. The vile of one
OF the prisoners made SAVAGE attack
on Sheriff Miller with a large butcher
kalfe, aud would nave probably killt d
him but for negro who overpoWered
the woman and took the knife from
her. Even THOUGH the report of O4rl-
ton and Bailey has caused much dis
satisfaction and is generally CON-
demned, the imp'easioi prevails that
an early settlement of the strike will
he effected.
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Wells was excellent and the editorials
pointed and pungsnt. The music by
Nine. Hooks and her singers was
simply grand. The Rev. ] B. Btiney,
of the Linden Street Christian church,
will lecture next Friday night, and
Nine, Hooks will furnish music. The
Star by Mics Wells.
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Success Of the Wonderful Headache
Snnnifln. COea Cola.

Ask your neiEhbor what cured his
rick headache, and he will tell YOU
Coca Cola, for it has cured over fifty
cases, and never failed in a single in.
stance. This wonderful Nerve Tonic
we draw from our Soda Fount, spark.
ling ice cold, HEIsTRR.
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BAWRIR, ROEIER 90
HMM Fighter.

II know Washington was . great
Injun fighter" said little Tommy, "be-
cause he cut down his fathers Chero-
kee," and II the father Of his country
was alive today hs wcud chew sol
co eman's koko tolu chewing gum.
He alwEys liked the best.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-05
Attention, HOusewIvesl

SAwrle, RoIler Co., Cracker and
Candy Manufacturers. Order our spe'
oiAl brand of Magnolia Soda Crackers
from your merchant at 5ic per pound,
They are delicious, and We guarantee
them to incieMe your trade. Try
sAWRIR, RozIER 90.
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Lt,tIe Rock wins.
IsPKoIAL TO The APPEAL.

lsPBoIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
PM BLuFT, ARK, June 4.-The
game OF baseball here toby between
L tile Rock and Pine Bluff was won
by the former by the score I, I s to 2.
II was a quick and beautifully Played
game, and won on, i's mt rts.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-05
LakeHioH ExonrsiOns.

Sunday excursions to l. ,keview on
the Valley To'd, will run ~ follows:
leave NJ mphis 1880 am, $500 am I,
2 pm. 4 90 p m, Lsave Lskeview l
pm, 4;44 pm $3.50 pm. Music by
OrOce's Sand,
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WR.,.

Distribution by Wards-First, 8
Second, 2; Third, /; Fourth, o.
Fifth, 4; Sixth, o; Seventh, l Eighth
8; Ninth, 2; Tenth, 6. City Hospital
2. Still born, 2 White, IL. Coloredi
A, D. NEWBORN, MD,
AOrg See'y Board Of Health.
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A RoIdes Opportunity.

TURIN the dull season l intend dOvotinE
D.a port N Of my time 10 the service ct
those who wish 10 seq nire q thorough prAoti-
cal knowledge OF Book keeping CommefciM
Correspo q dence and StenosIapay in order -
sitions In toe fall. This Is an OPT ortunity
not 10 be missed, as the advantages offered
are very great Ny system OF Bookkeeping
embraces the best features OF the English
work Uhich ls b. far the bett have met
with in this eouutry The two combintd APP
proaeh az near to perfection rs it is possible
10 get. Wednetdays and Fridays will be re-
served for lad es. For terms and other par
Public Accountant AMI Expsrt Book keeper,
"A Madia y etroat.
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Charleston. -. 40 4 0223 l 0 Oh
BrmiDg ham -...2 0 5000 0 o. 2
Summary: Earned runs-Ohsrles
ton, /; Birmingham 0. Two base hits
Powell and Duffis. Tot4 base hits
Charleston, 10; Birmingham, 8. Left
on bases-Charleston, 8 Birmingham,
3. Bases stolen-OharlestoD, o; Bir-
mingham, 0. Struck out-By Hungler,
8; by Weber, /. Duu1le plays
Keeier, Roberts and Doherly, Williams
and Powell. Wild pitches BY Hua-
gler. l. Time OF game-Two hours and
twenty minutes. Umpire-Suck.
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DIAMON OOTs.

THE Athletics d lea ed the Turner'S
by score of 8 TO 8 Saturday. The
Turner's then defeated them by ascore
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-05
Four In SUCCESSION.
THE INFANT IN THE SOUTHERN
LEAGUE BASEBALL FAMILY
Begins In Disheartening style, but is
Not DemoralIzed-The Ar
kansas League.
SOMERVILLE
lsrnoIAL TO YHs ArPEAL.I

CHARLESTON, s. O.. June 4-Tbe
BrmIngnams sustair ed their fourth
sucCe ,sive defeat at the hands Of
Charleston today. The game was
short, but too one sided to be interest
ing. The following Is the fficisl score:
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MADISON PLACE.

OF TO 0. The feature Of the game
wss Lsmalta's great catching.
THE Anderson Hat Company base
ball nine did up the Marks & Fjrsdick
nine yesterday in very hard fought
game. Score 20 o 18
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~ tpriT rs and seaside resorts will be on
sale by the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road OF, and after June 1st. A full supply Of
guides, pam phle,s and other springs matter
on hand, and will BE-, promptly mailed. WITH
the same, with minimum of cost, time or
trouble and maximum of comfort, convent
ence aud safety, tn Ough the prettiest
scsnery in the country Through Pullman
few chang, 10 the others. through tickets
and cheeks to all Call on or address Bar
ney Hughes, Ticket Agent, 27S Main street;
III. d. Ellis, Ticket Agent, 81 Madison
street; Eugene Satellite, Passenger Agent,
2S Main st.. or G. =. DE Saussure, A. g. =. A.
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Mortality report for the week end.
ing Saturday, June 4, 1887, at 6
O'Clock p.m.:
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other Games.

AT Baltimore Baltimore, 10; Louis
ville,
At Philadelphia Boston, 8; Phila-
delphia, 1.
At hington-Ws Warrington, 4;
New York, /.
At Philadelphia Cincinnati, 81
Athletics, 2.
At IndianapOlis-Pittsburg 8; indi-
anspolis, 4.
At New Yoik-Brooklyn, IL Cleve-
land, s.
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mn. n. w, PIIHNELL.

nFFIOE 27e Main street. Hours-n;sO
" am. 70 $50 p TO-.
Residence No. 1913 Vance street. HOUR
to s o oiook Am.
Telephone No. 1853,
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Cliff House and Cottages.

OPEN JUNE TO NOVEMBER

For full par'icuears, address
F. II &F =. sC0FlELD, Proprttors,
Late of Hotel Maaterski ], Catskill Noun
tains, N. Y, and Leland Hotel, Chicago.
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The Most Eligible Lots yet Offered Suburban Residence

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The Niagara of the South,

TALLULAH FALLS. GA,
On the Piedmont Air Lire, in the Blue
Ridge Mountains, 2000 feet above sea level.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-19

contempt ard ridicule vAe ays shaa Chinese hbes iss blsssiag tsshe essaay, and vt Q not aPPsehesd tbat any court would bold that t vas . nbel se charge . man witb u,ssring sseA sen6. menta During the civl VT had man in the north declared thae | vas an un- holy var vased against the ssuh, ed he should be published for so seaeine. though is voald havs bssaehs bin us- der public hatred and contempt yes t would not be seriously csosended that the publisher osuh be indicted los hbel. And if in the south t should De chafged that one had cad he sished the ooth would conquer the south, while t would have made him hated. would the publi- cation that he had @ spoken have been ibe1 Certainly not.
 There mus be some neral deliuQueney charged upon . person. or publication q natural defectS exposing hiu to pubic hatred, contempt Os sidicule
 It mast bc an allegation of some acs done and performed which involves moral Ssong. and thereby aaec,s h,s reputation
 Wkh these views t io.ioxS that yhe demurrer must be sustained.
 w. ". PoRsRa. District Judge.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-19
The rno.t urgent want of Pima county

The most urgent want of Pima county m the form nf Legislative enactment. IS the prosnp; passage os ar act aushoriar ing the fendirg c: is indebtedness. The wIraa:s nov outstanding Are draw. ing ten per cent interest per annun. and are discounted so heavily from their face value that the county actually pays two or three prices for everything pur- chased. High rates of iuterest are &C., tually consuming the bulk of revenue from taxation, and the direct result by the consequent depreciation in the value of county scrip almos, stops the wheels of government Relief must be had in the way of funding the present indebeed- ness of the county st low ra;e of inter- est, which will have the effect Of bring ing the public finances to a cash bas's, and the board of supervisors will be vesy careful to keep all future expenses safely within the income. Unless this is done early in the session of the present legis- lature, the ending of the current quarter ~,ll practically sop the county government, under the Hanissn bili.- Ci,izen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-19

A smaii parcel ~as neN discosesd coe- tsining $4s in gold. An old dirty eas- vas bag held $see in bright gold eoin of tne denomination of five, ten and twenty dollar. and $I7e in bright gold ceri6- eases were wrapped in . piece of filthy cloth Another bed in the room was then searched, and the hrst thIns found vas $3oo in hfty-dollar gold certificates. wrapped as the others n old rags and Ps- per and stuck under a corner of the mat tress An old rag tied arennd the bed post was found to contain $94S m gold pieces. Tn addiuon 10 the package con- taining the money, great piles of paper were broush, out with the old mn.ty boxes. They cortained deeds to prep esty. n ortgases, bank books insurance DO licies, rents ard other valuable doou- mentS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-19

No.ice of the introduot tion of capital removal bill was given m. the cooGcil .his morning oY Dr. Goodrich of M.ri' copa. The bil to be introduced by the gentleman provides for is removal t' Phenix The cspitil has been the bug bear of legislation for years in this teH.- tory and as the question Of 'sts removal has been brought up for the purpose of influencing ether legisia,Ion. the ques- ton has beer sprung earlier in this s>.- sion than usual bat the subj.ct Is appis- ently the same. MAncopa county ooes no, really van, the capital of the terrilo- ry. It has ;he normal school and the insane asylum. l. doSs want liberal ap- propriations tor these institutions and a order to obtain these the capital ques- ton ~iil be raised as trading measure. Tne sentiment of the territory is that Prescott IS entitled to r,ts;u ,he capisal asd we doub, i: the representative of the people sert here 90 enact hwy will act contrary to shi. general expressed ser. timeni.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-19

Nj. Robert $ Green. Jass inangssa.. cd as governor of Nes Jersey. in ,he CT. tent and richness of the patronage at 6i' disposal. leads all other gsss.nxs. He win have, fN example. the appointment of a secretary of sAss fo, ase yeass at a salary of $6.ooo and fees; m attosney general fsr i've year& st $7.ooa and fees; a chancellor for five ye.,x .t Sta 900 and fees; three jldses 2: tae sa- preue count fF seven yearS as $nseo each; 2 clerk ot the supreme court fos seven YearA a, $,,eee. and ssase pris. on keeper for Eve years. at $s.ooo Another good paying ofhce is thas of prosecutor of the pleas as Jersey Cisz. worh $Is.eeo per annum, and nun. Der of less iIGportant places with aal- eres ranging from &. 500 to $ssos each Perhaps when 'she poos people who have to work for a living" have to govern New Jersey in fact, instead q nominally, the richness" of this patronage will be mafred somewhat
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-19
A MISER's MouEv.

Two miseTs named Psrry and Price were recently found dead in their filthy quarters In Philadelphia. The former was a retired auctioneer and supposed to be possessed of considerable wealth. A search was mide of the quarters in which they lived, for the supposed treas ure They began in the second story .Ton, room, and before they had pro oeeded ;ar in their hunt had uncarthed substantial evidence of the hidden wealth. Removing tue filthy eoveriet from bed an cid dirty piece of paper was found b2nk notes amounting 70 SI37.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-19

Our esteemed ''refoem" (O m its issue this morning centains lengthy a,6cle. prepared by the literary bureau" of the administration, tn which it attempts to justify the action of the legislature in ap- Propriat'ng S. for . special cemmis- sien to codify the laws of the tsslkosy
 plea tings therein are fA4 fetched aad spscious. It IS admitted tha, the serTao- r,al indebtedness is up to the limit of the Harrison bill but sayA 'that t oo the 61lsfj fjllGa;y., iSas; .h:a s!! isa, eaeiir gations of the territory for the present year have oeen covered. it appears that there has been uo increase of the debt, then the provisions of the la~ limiung Indebtedness have been fully compiled ~ih."